Japanese lottery promo cards with 2010 color variation

The most popular promotion in years is coming to the Pokémon community. In mid-July 2010, will set a new and rare Japanese Pokemon cards. This set is causing a stir in the community of Pokémon.

From April 2010 to June 30, 2010, registrations are accepted. To enter this contest, you must be a Japanese resident and purchase two packs of Legends Heart Gold, Soul Silver, Revived Legends, or Lost Link. If you cut the bar code two packets and sends it to the lottery office, his name will be included in a drawing for these beautiful card games.

There are two different sets of rare Pokémon promo cards. Course “A” features the Ho-oh and Lugia race and “B” features Suicune, Raikou, and Entei. You can only choose one course per entry. What is different from these promotional Pokémon cards is the fact that they have alternative variations of color. Each character has a unique variation of their normal color. For example, Ho-oh has a blue tail and is more of a brown color. Lugia has a black stomach, Raikou has a yellow mane, Suicune has a blue mane instead of dwelling Entei has a gray face, etc. Additionally, each character has a unique ability that is exclusive to this lottery campaign. The black star promo numbers have yet to be released, but I assume they are the missing numbers from the LP series.

Are you going crazy yet?

Now the bad news. These cards are a lottery that is open only to Japanese residents. Only 1000 lucky winners will be chosen for each course. The winners will be the Enable notifications and promo cards sent sometime in mid-July 2010. Don’t expect to find thesis for cheap prices. With only 1000 of each game available, these will be very difficult to come by. Some of you may remember the promotion of the last draw held Pokémon. In 2002, there was a similar lottery in which the winner received the rare promotional set for Charizard, Venusaur, and Blastoise, or the set for Meganium, Feraligatr, and Typhlosion. These cards sold for around $ 100 each. I guess this new set can be similar. But the difference is that the 2002 lottery had 3000 facts from each game. This time there are only 1000. I suppose they will be even more popular and, sadly, more expensive. I doubt the thesis cards are done in English, so this is probably the only time you can get them.